Bettor Ed Permutations & Combinations Calculator
Enter n and k to get the number of permutations and combinations
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about the Permutations and Combinations Calculator
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What is a Permutations and Combinations Calculator?
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The Permutations and Combinations Calculator (sometimes called an nPr and nCr calculator) computes how many possible arrangements and selections can be made from a given set of items.
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Permutations count outcomes where order matters.
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Combinations count outcomes where order does not matter.
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This calculator is commonly used in probability, statistics, sports betting models, and real-world planning scenarios — such as tournament brackets, lottery odds, or lineup combinations.
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How do you calculate permutations and combinations?
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The calculator uses standard mathematical formulas to determine the number of possible outcomes:
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Permutations — when order matters
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Formula:
P(n, k) = n! / (n − k)!
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n = total number of items
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k = number of items selected
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! = factorial, the product of all positive integers up to n
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Combinations — when order doesn’t matter
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Formula:
C(n, k) = n! / (k! × (n − k)!)
Where the factorial values calculate all unique groupings regardless of order. -
Factorial (n!)
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Definition:
n! = n × (n − 1) × (n − 2) × ... × 1
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Factorials grow quickly and are the backbone of both permutation and combination calculations.
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How does this calculator help me?
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The Permutations & Combinations Calculator simplifies complex math instantly, helping users evaluate probabilities, plan outcomes, and analyze data.
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It’s especially useful for:
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Sports bettors modeling parlay probabilities or event outcomes.
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Students studying combinatorics or probability theory.
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Analysts and planners calculating unique possibilities or distributions.
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Whether you’re comparing potential lineup outcomes or exploring statistical probabilities, this tool provides fast, accurate, and educational results tailored for both academic and practical use.
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